Why is Korea a hazelnut?

It's not hazelnuts, it's sticks, Korean sticks.

At the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the year, the Japanese who coveted the Northeast began to infiltrate and colonize the Northeast on a large scale, reaching its peak after the fall of the Northeast in September 18. The most important thing in colonization is immigration, especially in the early days, most Japanese personnel in China were soldiers, and people were needed for daily rule and management! However, due to Japan's natural conditions, long distance and financial problems, it is impossible to transfer enough manpower from Japan. Therefore, Japan recruited a large number of Koreans from the Korean peninsula that was "merged" with Japan at that time (what was the Korean Empire at that time, and a bigger place could be called Korea? ) After coming to China, these Koreans received the so-called education of "Japan and South Korea belong to the same clan" and began to behave badly after coming to China. But the Japanese don't trust Koreans at all, so these North Korean policemen don't have any weapons in their hands. They are not as good as the pseudo-police in China, and they even issue batons. In desperation, the two devils used the laundry sticks of Korean women as weapons to hit people. Because these two devils are fiercer than the Japanese, people call them Koryo bonzi behind their backs.

Those South Korean policemen carry a stick with them, and if the Chinese are not pleasing to the eye, they hit them with a stick. It is impossible to count how many South Koreans were tragically killed by North Koreans in those years. In desperation, China people call them "Koryo Bonzi" behind their backs!

In the northeast of China, many Korean and Han people live and work together. Call them Koryo. Call them Koryo sticks. He'll be in a hurry to be with you.

Because it's an insulting name. It means traitor, traitor.

PS: Koreans are Koreans, so they are called Koryo bonzi.